To ensure we can prepare everything for an enjoyable event, we kindly request that all RSVPs be submitted by July 5th.

This helps us finalize arrangements for seating, catering, and other important details.

The solemnization and reception will take place at the same venue:

Queen's Ballroom

511 Guillemard Road, Singapore, 399849, Singapore

The Nikkah ceremony will begin at 3:30PM and will last until 4:00PM.

The reception will follow immediately after, starting at 5:00PM to 10:00PM.

The dress code for our wedding is Indian traditional attire—think vibrant saris and elegant lehengas for women, and sherwanis and kurtas for men.

Come dressed in your colorful best to celebrate with us!

The easiest way to get to our wedding location is by taking a Grab, which is a ride-hailing service similar to Uber or Lyft. You can book a ride through the Grab app, and it will take you directly to the venue without the hassle of public transport.

Yes! Feel free to take photos during the ceremony. We’d love to see them, so we’ll be providing a QR code on the day for you to upload your pictures and share them with us!

Here’s what to prepare for your trip to Singapore:

Light and breathable clothing – It’s warm and humid year-round.

Comfortable shoes – Perfect for exploring the city.

Travel adapters – Singapore uses type G power sockets (UK-style).

Local currency (SGD) – While cards are widely accepted, cash is handy for small purchases.

Travel essentials – Sunscreen, an umbrella (for sudden rain showers), and your passport!

Get ready for amazing food, vibrant culture, and an unforgettable wedding celebration!

As a U.S. citizen, you do not need a tourist visa to enter Singapore for stays of up to 90 days for tourism or business purposes. However, you'll need a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond your date of entry, and you may be asked to show proof of onward travel (like a return flight). It's always a good idea to check the latest travel requirements before your trip!

For those looking to get traditional Indian outfits, here are some great options:

Online

Cbazaar – www.cbazaar.com

Shop Ethnos – www.shopethnos.co

AIK Atelier – https://aik.global/collections/wedding-festive

Faisal Fabrics – https://faisalfabrics.pk/

Hatkay – www.hatkay.com

Sareeka – https://www.sareeka.com/

Instagram

@desiattireny

@indo_pak_style_usa

@desibazzar_official

While online shopping is convenient, if you're in Singapore, Little India is a fantastic place to shop in person! It offers a vibrant range of stores where you can try on beautiful Indian outfits and find something truly special for the occasion.

You can search for the following items online to explore what you'd like to wear:

For Women

Anarkali - A long, flowing gown with a fitted bodice and a flared skirt, often adorned with intricate embroidery.

Salwar Kameez - A combination of a long tunic (kameez) paired with loose-fitting pants (salwar), and often worn with a scarf or dupatta.

Lehenga - A traditional skirt, usually paired with a choli (blouse) and dupatta, worn during weddings and festivals.

Saree - A long piece of fabric draped elegantly around the body, typically worn with a blouse and petticoat. (Challenging to wear)

For Men

Kurta - A long tunic, typically worn with churidar (tightly fitted pants) or salwar, often made from cotton or silk.

Sherwani - A formal, knee-length coat-like garment, usually worn by men at weddings or ceremonial events, often with intricate designs.